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Hiroshi Aramata (荒俣 宏,   Aramata Hiroshi) is a Japanese novelist and occasional actor best known for his Teito Monogatari series of books. In 2005, Aramata

Kusanagi (草薙 圭一郎,   Kusanagi Keiichirō), was a Japanese film producer and novelist. Tanaka was hired as an assistant producer by Toho in 1964, and the first

Kuronuma Ken), real name Michio Soda (左右田道雄,   Sōda Michio), was a Japanese novelist, science fiction writer, and mystery writer. Rodan (1956) - Writer Varan

Hiroyasu Yamaura (山浦 弘靖,   Yamaura Hiroyasu) is a Japanese screenwriter and novelist. He wrote screenplays for a number of Tsuburaya Productions' television

Gen Urobuchi (虚淵 玄,   Urobuchi Gen) is a Japanese novelist, visual novel writer, and anime screenwriter. Urobuchi began his career writing visual novels

Kayama Shigeru), born Koji Yamada (山田 鉀治,   Yamada Kōji), was a Japanese novelist and screenwriter known for his works of fantasy and suspense. He is perhaps

name Minoru Mori (モリ・ミノル,   Mori Minoru), was a Japanese science fiction novelist. Regarded as one of the most well-known science fiction writers in Japan

Occupation Screenwriter, novelist, producer

When writing the draft, Kakefuda was inspired by the works of detective novelist Seishi Yokomizo, of whom he was a lifelong fan. The plot was said to be

trailers for Godzilla: King of the Monsters. American horror and supernatural novelist Stephen King, on the other hand, posted on Twitter that he pondered if

wider theatrical release by Golden Harvest beginning October 22, 1992. A novelist named Wisely writes about a recent experience he had with three individuals

screaming policemen (stock) The original story for Rodan was penned by novelist Ken Kuronuma. He was inspired by the death of Captain Thomas F. Mantell

as   Admiral Taizo Tachibana Masahiro Kobayashi   as   Mitsuaki Takeda, novelist Shiro Sano   as   Haruki Kadokura, BS Digital Q Planning Manager Kaho Minami